...Cynthia Skenazi Copyright © 2003 The Trustees of Columbia University 2003 Cynthia Skenazi UNE PRATIQUE DE LA CIRCULATION: LA GUIDE DES CHEMINS DE FRANCE DE CHARLES ESTIENNE L a Guide des chemins de France de Charles Estienne constitue un ouvrage particulierement significatif pour observer la...

... to be known as overdetermination. This mechanism, just as capable of producing horror as it is of producing outrage, guides the novel itself, but also corrupts the prefaces, making them more emphatic than persuasive. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 by the Trustees of Columbia University in the City...

... to, or with, or for, another? Can our aloneness—note the irony of the first-person plural—ever be said to be shared? Can it be said at all? Medieval theologians, especially Gregory the Great, Bernard of Clairvaux, and Meister Eckhart, serve as guides in the wilderness here, alongside various voices from the history of North...

... processes.” Distancing himself from castizo evocations of El Escorial as “piedra lírica” (Ortega y Gasset) and “líneas puras” (Unamuno), Bestué guides us through the building’s secluded sewers, the granite quarries that nourished its construction, and its many scenes of fire and dereliction to dismantle...

...’ assignment of meaning and cultural “readings” to medieval illuminators. Yet numerous sources, especially the instructions to illuminators that remain still visible in unfinished manuscripts, confirm that methods of work in the illustrating of medieval texts were guided by very different criteria than...

... lecteur et prend Ie relais de la narration pour Ie reste du voyage. Bien des annees plus tard, un autre pelerin fait connaitre a ses lecteurs Ie gardien du Sepulcre qui presente ensuite Ie mystagogue, qui servira a son tour de guide aux pelerins (et bien sur aux lecteurs). Je voudrais ici faire dialoguer...

... eloges de villes. La vogue croissante des plans de villes et des guides de voyage laisse egalement son empreinte sur un texte qui met par consequent en jeu un ensemble complexe de stereotypes: l'auteur y expose un parcours oblige de lieux dont la description obeit a une rhetorique codifiee. Les Vers...

... in relations of hospitality with individuals of a certain class or type whom he presumably would not even address at home in France. While traveling by horse with a Spanish guide in Chapter One, the French scholar-narrator, who remains nameless, makes the acquaintance of the outlaw don Jose. To the great...

... 1983, Paris: Maisonneuve et Larose, 1987. The Romanic Review Volume 94 Numbers 1-2 © The Trustees of Columbia University 2 CYNTHIA SKENAZI tion du guide de voyage commente porte ainsi la marque de la curiosite de voyageurs attentifs a la diversite de choses et d'etres qui prennent tout leur sens en...

... as the "idole." Within which of these perspectives might the tale make sense, and what is to be said of the failure of the other? The gap between these two perspectives is apparent from the moment the narrator approaches the village of HIe with his Catalonian guide. The latter attempts to guess at the reason...

... by asking his reader to embark on a demanding journey through difficult terrain. He promises to help us as we navigate this landscape, but acknowledges that it will be tough going: “A guide leading the way can announce the trials to come, extend a hand, multiply the rest stops, add ramps and ropes...

... students in their analysis of the features of the texts. For instance, at the intermediate level, an instructor could start by showing students several examples of professional emails and leading a discussion with the following guiding questions: How are these digital texts structured? What do you...

... de Rutilius Namatianus). A cet apport, viennent s'ajouter des reminiscences de textes neolatins de la meme veine et l'exemple des eloges de villes. La vogue croissante des plans de villes et des guides de voyage laisse egalement son empreinte sur un texte qui met par consequent en jeu un ensemble...

... that the world presents, the smoked-tea fur that curls up a grown man’s shoulders, clavicle, oh clavicle, the hitch in this gospel singer’s voice as she defies her audience: you weren’t there the night he found me . I can’t pretend to be the kind of guide that you might need to get you...

...., Modernism. A Guide to European Literature, 1890-1930, London: Penguin Books, 1991 (First edition 1976). Especially "Movements, Magazines, and Manifestos: The Succession from Naturalism," pp. 191-205. The Romanic Review Volume 99 Numbers 1-2 © The Trustees of Columbia University 168 BIBLIOGRAPHY Cabanis...

... in these ruins are vestiges of pre-Islamic civilizations, as well as the material nexus between the earthly and the celestial realms. The City of Brass offers us not just the voices of jinn, who think they are greeting Solomon, but also statues and automatons that guide Mūsā and his party and warn them against...

... covering three rather than the customary two semesters. Some concrete highlights: frequent low-stake ten-minute quizzes, corrected in class, help students assess their language acquisition process and progress; guided language production allows the instructor to assess said progress, reflecting...

... of Montaigne himself, which is no small praise. Hamlin knows the Essays from cover to cover, and he is a reliable and unobtrusive guide to an endlessly fascinating topic. I especially recommend chapter 5 on “sociable solitude,” which is an oxymoron quite suited to the Essays and captures one...

... guiding thread. Here, two distinct approaches to writing the nineteenth-century urban environment and experience are showcased in pieces that ask us to reimagine the city. Cheryl Morgan’s article, “Voices Carry: Jeanne Marni’s Urban Comic,” takes readers into the vibrant cityscape of the female urban...

... discussing but because I am guided by my own background, interests, training, and research agenda—just as my students are and ought to be in their own ways. Taking class time to talk about the unseen assumptions that structured the syllabus helps the course grow beyond my preconceived view of it in a way...